By The Tutor-General/Permanent Secretary of Education District IV, Mr Olufemi Bamidele Paseda, has hosted the leadership of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Surulere Branch, in a collaborative meeting aimed at reinforcing the cordial relationship between the union and the district’s management.
The meeting, held at the District Headquarters, also provided an avenue to acknowledge the benevolent contributions of the Chief of Staff to the President, Rt Hon Femi Gbajabiamila, whose continued support has significantly enhanced teacher welfare and public education across Surulere.
Characterised by mutual respect and a shared commitment to advancing education, the engagement saw union representatives express heartfelt appreciation for the district’s consistent support for teachers, schools and staff development programmes.
The NUT delegation, led by its Chairman, Comrade Mustapha Sodiq, included Comrade Giwa Oluwakemi (Secretary), Comrade Balogun Yusuf (Treasurer), Comrade Shoremekun Olugbenga (State Editor), and Comrade Arogundade Sikiru, a prominent union leader. Their presence underscored the unity and dedication of the Surulere Branch in championing teacher welfare.
Central to the discussions was the acknowledgement that sustainable educational progress requires the collective efforts of government institutions and the patriotic contributions of visionary leaders. In this regard, special tribute was paid to Rt Hon Gbajabiamila, whose humanitarian interventions continue to uplift teachers, improve learning environments and promote harmony across schools in District IV.
Mr Paseda lauded Gbajabiamila’s unwavering support, describing it as an embodiment of true national service, compassion and a firm belief in the educators shaping the nation’s future.
The meeting concluded with both parties reaffirming their commitment to a strong and productive partnership grounded in shared vision and mutual goodwill. They pledged to maintain open communication, prioritise teacher welfare, strengthen collaboration in key educational initiatives and continue to recognise benevolent efforts that promote public school development.
The event ended on a positive note, celebrating leadership that protects, empowers and places the Nigerian teacher at the heart of national progress.
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